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snow plowing
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- Joined: Thu Jan 29, 2004 6:10 pm
- Location: waterford michigan
snow plowing
What a day, 10" of snow, the cub worked great. It's really nice to be pushing snow in 2nd gear, having the snow come up over the plow and hear the engine governor working. It's amazing how much snow the cub will push. Spent 3 hours on the cub this morning, now can't wait for the wind to blow the snow into drifts. This was my first experience with wheel weights & tire chains what a difference. I've tried pushing snow with chains and no weights and it would do ok, but adding weights made a big difference. I hope everyone has as much fun as I did today.. Mike
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